Pink Beams While Performing with Daughter Willow, 13, Before Kamala Harris' DNC Acceptance Speech

Mar. 15, 2025

On Thursday, Aug. 22, the “Raise Your Glass” singer took the stage at the DNC alongside her daughter, delivering a peaceful duet before Vice PresidentKamala Harrisdelivers her history-making speech.

Pink shares Willow with her husbandCarey Hart. She has performed onstage with her mother before and joined Pink to record “A Million Dreams (Reprise)” forThe Greatest Showman: Reimaginedwhen she was 7. Pink and Hart, 49,are also parentsto sonJameson, 7.

Pink — who marked her first-ever performance at the DNC — followed soon afterThe Chicksperformed “The Star-Spangled Banner"on Thursday night.

Willow Sage Hart, P!NK and Justin Derrico perform during the final day of the Democratic National Convention at the United Center on Aug. 22, 2024 in Chicago.Chip Somodevilla/Getty

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While this was her first performance at the convention, Pink, 44, has long been vocal about her political views.

In November, the pop star teamed up with the non-profitPEN Americato give away thousands of banned books at her concerts in Florida. The books she chose to give away include themes of racial and sexual identity.

Her decision to give away the books came after the state implemented laws limiting free speech in education in recent years, such as the Individual Freedom Act, which was passed in July 2022 and limits how systemic racism and discrimination is taught in schools and the workplace, per theACLU. In 2023,Governor Ron DeSantisalso signed the“Don’t Say Gay” billinto legislation to limit discussion of LGBTQ+ topics in schools.

Pink (center) with daughter Willow Sage Hart (left) and guitarist Justin Derrico (right) perform at the DNC in Chicago on Aug. 22, 2024.Chip Somodevilla/Getty

She added: “But we will stick together. Good will prevail over evil.”

On Wednesday night,Stevie Wonder,Sheila E.,John LegendandMaren Morrisperformed at the convention.

Legend, Wonder and Sheilaperformed an energetic renditionof Prince and the Revolution’s 1984 classic “Let’s Go Crazy” fromPurple Rain, per footage fromKSDK News.

While the track was initially released in the wake of George Floyd’s murder to express her support for the Black Lives Matter movement, Morris seemingly switched it up to show the dichotomy between modern-day Democratic and Republican platforms.

“When lines of tomorrow are drawn / Can I live with the side that I chose to be on? / Will we sit on our hands, do nothing about it? / Or will we leave this world better than we found it?” she sang. “America, America, divided we fall / America, America, God save us all / From ourselves and the Hell that we’ve built for our kids / America, America, we’re better than this.”

source: people.com